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New docs

• NR24-01 security bulletin addresses the recent Fluent Bit security vulnerability.
• A new Cacti integration gives you information on how to see your RRD data in New Relic.

Major changes

• We've moved away from using applied intelligence to refer to our Alerts capability. This creates a clearer, more cohesive experience as we introduce more AI features and functionalities. We completed a massive sweep to remove nearly all mention of "applied intelligence" from our docs.
• Deleted several old, outdated alerts docs.
• A rewrite of change vulnerability status makes it easier for you to enable this feature.

Minor changes

• Removed the notifications section from CodeStream settings.
• Added a new OpenTelemetry redis instance section to clarify that you need to manually include redis attributes for the collector.
• Private Synthetics Job Managers now support permanent data storage via synthetic monitoring.
• Added New Relic partner API endpoint to networks user-facing domains table.
• Added version tracking metadata environment variables to the Ruby agent's sending handled errors.
• Added environment variables for .NET Lambda monitoring for serverless and layerless.
• Multiple docs updates related to hybrid mobile agent releases.
• We've updated our docs to remove unsupported .NET Core versions. (We no longer support .NET Core versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, and 3.0.)
• In response to customer feedback, updated info on how to view script logs in the synthetic monitoring UI.
• Thanks to our Docs engineering team, we no longer hardcode v into our release notes titles.
• Quality-of-life improvements to view slow query details removed some outdated content and brought procedural content up-to-date.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for streamline log parsing.
• Capacitor agent v1.4.0
  • Support for Capacitor 6.0
• Capacitor agent v1.4.1
  • New backgroundReportingEnabled and newEventSystemEnabled feature flags
• Cordova agent v6.2.9
  • Bug fix for a blob or array buffer crash
• Cordova agent v6.2.10
  • New backgroundReportingEnabled and newEventSystemEnabled feature flags
• Flutter agent v1.0.9
• Logs v240610
  • Related to the Fluent Bit NR24-01 security vulnerability
• Mobile app for Android v5.20.2
  • Better support for auto-refreshing session token
  • New ANR support
• Mobile app for Android v5.20.3
  • New support for http requests in mobile and ANR reporting
• .NET MAUI agent v0.0.9
  • Bug fix for a start failure when app transitions from foreground to background state
• .NET MAUI agent v1.0.0
  • New backgroundReportingEnabled and newEventSystemEnabled feature flags
• Node.js agent v11.19.0
  • New instrumentation for kafkajs
• React Native agent v1.3.8
  • New backgroundReportingEnabled and newEventSystemEnabled feature flags
  • interactionTracingEnabled feature flag disabled by default
• Ruby agent v9.10.2
  • Bug fix related to DynamoDB
  • Bug fix removed Rails::Command::RakeCommand from the default autostart list
• Unity agent v1.3.5
  • Bug fix for NoticeFailure method crashes
• Unity agent v1.3.6
  • New backgroundReportingEnabled and newEventSystemEnabled feature flags
• Unreal Engine plugin v1.1.0
• Unreal Engine plugin v1.2.0
  • New backgroundReportingEnabled and newEventSystemEnabled feature flags
• Xamarin agent v0.0.6

New docs

• A new OpenTelemetry data in New Relic doc is an index to help you find the OpenTelemetry info you're looking for.

Major changes

• We've combined all our .NET API docs so now you can see them all in one place.
• Consolidated Java and Python APM info into Monitor APM apps and services with OpenTelemetry so you can get this info in one place.

Minor changes

• Updated PHP agent operating system support to state that we support an OS version one year after a vendor's end-of-life date. (This saves us some maintenance overhead, because we don't need to list specific versions now.)
• Our .NET APM agent for .NET Core and Framework now supports Microsoft.Data.SqlClient v5.2.1. Also, .NET Framework 4.6.2 or higher requires .NET APM agent version 10.0 or higher.
• On our homepage, we've broken OpenTelemetry out into its own tile button.
• In Forward your logs using the infrastructure agent, clarified that using ANSI encoding on winevtlog addresses empty string logs, but isn't used to convert ANSI to UTF-8. Added example use-ansi entries.
• Updated some non-standard callouts to use our recommended format.
• In Send your logging data with our Log API, added "msg" to the JSON message attributes table.
• Added http.response.status_code from http span link to OpenTelemetry docs in OpenTelemetry APM errors inbox UI.
• In APM: Monitor apps and services with OpenTelemetry, added a new section that lists things to keep in mind when you're running APM agents alongside OpenTelemetry tools.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for Manage alerts in VM with new “Ignored” alert feature
• Mobile app for iOS v6.4.0
  • You can rearrange the left navigation and the top five items appear in the tab bar.
  • Converted login, account settings, group by screens, and others to SwiftUI.
• .NET agent v10.25.1
  • Agent license key should be optional in Serverless mode
• Ruby agent v9.10.1
  • There was an incompatibility with the Bootstrap gem, now fixed.

New docs

• Consolidated scores of OpenTelemetry docs into a single OpenTelemetry APM UI doc.
• Collector for Confluent Cloud and Kafka monitoring helps you collect OpenTelemetry Kafka metrics so that you can monitor it with New Relic.
• Linkerd integration is a service mesh for Kubernetes, making it easier to run services, providing runtime debugging and observability without making changes to your code.

Major changes

• Quality rewrites to the following OpenTelemtry docs:
  • OpenTelemetry traces in New Relic
  • OpenTelemetry metrics in New Relic
  • OpenTelemetry logs in New Relic
• When creating custom dashboards, you can build them with variables from different data types.
• Added a new, five-minute video to query time parsing in logs to help you get started parsing your logs directly in the UI.

Minor changes

• Updated three .NET agent docs, such as Install the .NET agent on AWS Elastic Beanstalk, to include a link to our .NET agent samples repo, so that you can see some working examples.
• Added Ruby environment variables to AWS Lambda serverless monitoring and containerized images (includes an updated diagram).
• Added a note to OpenAI integration that you're better off using AI monitoring if you want to monitor the performance of an OpenAI app.
• If you don't define an entity expiration time, the default is eight days. We've updated the docs to reflect this.
• Added a note that read only permissions don't apply to dashboards, which have their own dashboard permission settings.
• You can use NRQL to query time ranges in milliseconds now.
• Added new IP ranges to data ingest IP blocks and user-facing domains.
• Cleaned up the content in Atlassian Jira integration to make it easier to use.
• Updated latest supported versions in the Node.js instrumented modules table.
• Added new iOS background reporting section to configure mobile monitoring settings.
• Completed a clarity and quality improvement edit of browser monitoring and the Rube agent.
• Updated the Ruby agent configuration with changes related to the v.9.10.0 release.
• Removed an old and no longer wanted OpenTelemetry troubleshooting doc.

Release notes and What's New posts

• iOS agent v7.4.12:
  • Fixed issues related to distributed tracing and CryptoKit or NSCoding warnings
  • Background reporting is disabled by default
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.8
  • Updated Kubernetes packages, Go, and Alpine dependency versions
• Mobile app for Android v5.19.0:
  • Support for mobile HTTP request detail screens
  • New entity detail screens control panel to adjust time window and filtering
• Node API runtime v1.2.77:
  • Fixed an error when subjectAltName was missing
• Node browser runtime v2.3.28:
  • Fixed an error when subjectAltName was missing
• Node.js agent v11.18.0:
  • Support for Redis v4 legacyMode client.v4.<command>
• Python agent v9.10.0:
  • Support for AIOBotocore and the Amazon Bedrock models Meta Llama3 and Mistral AI
  • Fixed OpenAI error parsing and now records Loguru timing in milliseconds
• Ruby agent v9.10.0
  • New instrumentation for DynamoDB
  • Automatically apply nonces from the Rails content security policy

New docs

• Our new Apache Mesos integration helps you monitor your distributed system kernel performance.
• Our new Temporal cloud integration helps you monitor and diagnose workflow, namespace, and scalable application issues in your Temporal Cloud.
• Do you have a .NET app on AWS Elastic Beanstalk? This new install doc shows a clear path to ingesting that data to our platform.

Major changes

• Added and updated synthetic and browser scripted monitor code examples to synthetic monitoring best practices and synthetic scripted browser reference. Code examples are one of the things that are readers ask for the most, so we're always happy to see more of these.
• In our network performance monitoring docs, a lot of little updates led to a major change: Updated supported environments for Podman across 17 docs.
• Clarified how logs live archives works and when that log data is available.
• Added a diagram and environment variables to Lambda monitoring instrument your containerized image layer.
• New Relic's REST API v1 has been fully EOLed and we deleted several docs related to it.
• A massive sweep of our infrastructure monitoring docs to:
  • Align it our style guide.
  • Remove unnecessary content.
  • Make the installation doc more visible in the left nav.
  • Improve the flow of the installation doc.
• Our Developer-to-Docs site migration continues, with another 30+ docs migrated this week.
• As of May 23, 2024, AI monitoring supports Java. We've updated several AI monitoring docs to reflect this important update.

Minor changes

• Updated cloud data storage security controls for privacy with a link compliance report.
• We simplified our .NET yum installation steps.
• Updated Python compatibility doc to show that we now support Python 3.12.
• Updated .NET compatibility to add that we support the Elastic.Clients.Elasticsearch version 8.13.12 datastore.
• Updated Node.js APM agent compatibilty instrumented modules table.
• Updated AWS Privatelink supported regions and zones endpoints.
• Infrastructure agent now supports Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat), but we don't yet support infrastructure plus logs on this version of Ubuntu.
• If you're using CyberARK and Microsoft SQL Server with Windows Authentication, we've clarified that you need to preface your username with your domain.
• In our .NET APM agent configuration, we've added environment variables for ignored and expected status codes.
• In use your charts, clarified what we mean by KB, MB, GB, and TB. (We use the International System of Units, which uses powers of 10 for calculations.)
• In email settings, we've clarified allowed characters and limits on New Relic user email addresses.
• Added the IAST validator service URL endpoint to our networks New Relic telemetry endpoints table.
• Added a tip on how to monitor multiple SNMP trap version on one host in SNMP performance monitoring.
• If you want to extend your Node.js instrumentation to include Apollo Server, we've added links to useful GitHub READMEs.
• Added .NET compatibility info to AI monitoring compatibility and requirements.

Release notes and What's New posts

• Browser agent v1.260.1
• Infrastructure agent v1.52.3
• Java agent v8.12.0
• Job manager v370
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.7
• Mobile app for Android v5.18.0
• .NET agent v10.25.0
• Node API runtime v1.2.1
• Node API runtime v1.2.58
• Node API runtime v1.2.67
• Node API runtime v1.2.72
• Node API runtime v1.2.75
• Node API runtime v1.2.8
• Node.js agent v11.17.0
• PHP agent v10.21.0.11

New docs

• A new doc on our NVIDIA Management Library (NVML) integration describes how to use the infrastructure agent and NRI-Flex to monitor GPU usage and performance metrics.
• When Vulnerability Management is working too well, a recent update gives you the power to ignore vulnerabilities you're not concerned about.
• A massive rework of the OpenTelemetry docs category, including a new APM: Monitor apps and services with OpenTelemetry to give you a solid place to start. Other changes:
  • Reorganized the OpenTelemetry > Get started category to add consistent Overview docs to its subcategories.
  • Renamed docs titles to clarify what's in them.
  • Consolidated related docs to make it easier to find related info.
• For people who'd rather not write regular expressions or Grok patterns to parse their logs, query time parsing is a powerful tool for parsing logs directly in the UI. (A lot of great screenshots in this one.)

Major changes

• Continued to rewrite the on-host integration docs to make it easier to install and ensure the docs are accurate and up to date. Up this week: Port and Unix monitoring integrations.
• Clarified how to manage and use data retention rules for single- and multiple-account organizations.
• We've moved version tracking info from error tracking to version tracking and made some quality-of-life improvements along the way.
• In October, 2024, we're EOLing the containerized private minion (CPM) and legacy synthetics runtime versions. In June, we're blocking the creation of new monitors using these legacy runtimes. We've added notes to this effect, like this EOL notice.

Minor changes

• In our NerdGraph workflows tutorial, added a GraphQL example to add a workflow name and two channels.
• Added a note that when you're creating a custom log parsing rule you need to paste unformatted logs into the parsing UI.
• Added View session replays to the browser user permissions list.
• Fixed incorrect Sonarqube config file example.
• Added attributes to our data dictionary for the LlmChatCompletionMessage, LlmChatCompletionSummary, and LlmEmbedding event types.
• Added session replay capitalization guidance to our style guide.
• Added a stronger definition of log parsing to our intro paragraph.
• Added gov-aws-api.newrelic.com to our list of FedRAMP-compliant endpoints.
• Added a NerdGraph mutation example showing how to rotate an Azure client secret token.
• Responding to customer feedback, updated Use your charts to clarify the Numeric, Date, Duration, and Time to Now chart options in the UI.
• The errors inbox OpenTelemetry page in the UI has a new http.response.status_code group message value.
• Our alerts notification message templates now support escape characters to help you avoid JSON-breaking characters, among other things.
• You may have noticed our code blocks are looking a lot better. We've updated many of our codeblocks with language-specific syntax highlighting so that they're prettier and easier to read.
• Updated code examples in the Python APM agent data_source_generator and register_data_source API docs.
• Expanded our Azure log forwarding troubleshooting help.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for Tabs for query builder.
• Browser agent v1.260.0.
• Cloud integrations: new cloud integrations API parameter validations.
• Containerized private minion (CPM) v3.1.12.
• Containerized private minion (CPM) v3.1.13.
• Infrastructure agent v1.52.2.
• Job manager v380.
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.6.
• Mobile app for iOS v6.2.0.
• Python agent v9.9.1.

New docs

• Our Java Vert.x Event Bus integration and Java instrumentation for Vert.x extensions docs help our users extend the instrumentation of our Java APM agent for popular Java technologies, such as Cassandara, MongoDB, and Kafka, among others.
• Our new OpenTelemetry troubleshooting doc helps our customers troubleshoot common OpenTelemetry issues. This is broken up into general troubleshooting tips and common customer issues.

Major changes

• Added several new images to session traces, as well as updates to prerequisites, configuration, and use cases. Session trace data is billable starting June 10, 2024.
• As part of our Developer-to-Docs site migration project, we've migrated some content related to the SDK component library.
• Updated global technical support offerings to relect our current support policies and SLAs.

Minor changes

• In our ServiceNow notification integration doc, updated links to ServiceNow's app store and added useful context about how to update ServiceNow attributes directly.
• In our Serverless Framework manual install log forwarding instructions, added commands to install a serverless plugin for Python requirements and packaging the files and dependencies.
• Added JavaScript examples, such as how to instument a web transaction, to our Node.js agent API doc.
• Drupal 10.2 introduced a change that can prevent the PHP agent from auto-injecting the browser auto-instrumentation. We updated various docs, such as Browser monitoring and the PHP agent, to let people know of this change.
• Updated Grok logs parsing to show how to add optional parameters.
• When using the CyberArk REST API to manage secrets, added info about how to call username and password.
• For our Android mobile agent Gradle plugin configuration, clarified when and why you'd want to use the variantMapsEnabled option.
• We've reworked and consolidated several OpenTelemetry docs related to exporting OpenTelemetry data to New Relic.
• Updated the tables in this NerdGraph dashboards doc from Markdown to our standard React component.
• Clarified the required permissions when monitoring IBM MQ infrastructure.
• Across several infrastructure integrations docs, added direct links to New Relic's .EXE installers and clarified that you don't have to restart the infrastructure agent after enabling new features, such as log parsing.
• Updated dashboard query template variable rules with new guidance and specific examples.
• Updated the incorrect hostname to podname in our Kubernetes plugin log forwarding doc.
• If you've ever wanted to do a negative lookahead with network performance monitoring, now you can.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for Browser session traces billing update effective June 10, 2024.
• Browser agent v1.258.1.
• Browser agent v1.258.2.
• Infrastucture agent v1.52.1.
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.5.
• .NET agent v10.24.0
• PHP agent v10.20.0.10.

New docs

• We've got a new Atlassian integration so people can sync issues and incidents created in New Relic with Atlassian Jira.
• Our new best practices for integration users doc gives advice to New Relic administrators when integrating third-party systems with our platform, specifically as it relates to security.
• A new doc on the Amazon S3 Storage Lens integration describes how to connect this service to New Relic.

Major changes

• We've overhauled our Micrometer doc with clear, procedural steps to ingest data via the OpenTelemetry Micrometer bridge.
• As part of our Developer-to-Docs site migration project, we've migrated content related to custom visualizations, NerdGraph, and the CLI, among others.
• Updated .NET agent compatibility requirements for several supported frameworks.

Minor changes

• We've updated "timeseries" to "time series" across the docs site. This brings it inline with our usage dictionary.
• Updated browser limitations for noticeError to clarify that if an error is caught and re-thrown it won't have a stack trace and info on how to address that. (For Apple Safari and Microsoft Internet Explorer only.)
• Added optional runtime related fields to broken link, certificate check, and step monitors to our NerdGraph synthetics tutorial. These help you create monitors that take advantage of our newer synthetics runtimes and private job managers.
• Added info about using ENABLE_WASM and synthetics.enableWasm to enable Webassembly for Node Browser Runtime.
• Added a new section about how browser session replay complies with data privacy laws.
• Added a link to our 2024 State of the Java Ecosystem report to our introduction to the Java agent.
• When installing Kubernetes for the OpenShift container platform, there are specific security constraints that we've now addressed in our docs.
• We have removed an out-of-date browser troubleshooting doc to ensure accuracy.
• We restructured our Containerized private minion configuration docs to help customers customize their CPMs.
• We clarified how metrics are displayed when trim_stats is set to false.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for Java agent v8.10.0 may impact normal operations of your applications.
• What's New post for New Vulnerability Management enhancements.
• What's New post for Gain in-depth performance insights into serverless functions instrumented with OpenTelemetry.
• Browser agent v1.258.0.
• Go agent v3.33.0
• iOS agent v7.4.11.
• Job manager v367.
• Job manager v368.
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.4.
• Node browser runtime v2.3.21.
• Node.js agent v11.16.0.

New docs

• Our new NVIDIA Triton integration monitors the deployment and management of AI models in production environments via the infrastructure agent.
• Our infrastructure agent Azure monitor integration now supports Azure Recovery Services Vaults.

Major changes

• We just rolled-out a completely redesigned docs homepage! Check it out! We wanted to:
  • Put search front and center.
  • Show a more linear, clear onboarding path for new users.
  • Remove the left nav to reduce overwhelm for newbies.
  • Create a clear path into docs for each of our capabilities.
  • Add more animation and color for a more attractive, dynamic, and modern look-and-feel.
  • Improve consistency between docs, newrelic.com, and the product UI.
• Continued to rewrite the on-host integration docs to make it easier to install and ensure the docs are accurate and up to date. Up this week:
  • Apache Hadoop
  • Apache Zookeeper
  • Nextcloud
  • NGINX
  • Redpanda
  • Sendmail
  • VMware VSphere
• Thresholds are a new chart customization to add useful context to your charts.

Minor changes

• AI monitoring isn't FedRAMP-authorized and we've noted that in the services not in scope table.
• We've clarified how to instrument Go slog logger logs inside of a transaction and provided a better code example of how to do this.
• Updated our NerdGraph synthetics tutorial with a new example query to retrieve the status of all runtime upgrade tests.
• Our IBM MQ integration is compatible with IBM MQ version 9.0 or higher and our docs reflect that now.
• Added manual and automatic instrumentation instructions for Ruby Lambda functions.
• In our OpenTelemetry Java tutorial, clarified that the OpenTelemetry and New Relic Java agents do error handling differently for traces.
• With version 9.9.0, the Python agent now monitors runtime metrics for physical memory. This is enabled by default.
• Replaced UI path with direct link to NerdGraph API explorer in our UI.
• Removed exception to our statement that all CloudWatch metrics from all AWS services are available.
• Modified our Networks doc to update endpoints and clarify who to reach out to before updating them in future.
• Updated browser API onEnd() function syntax.
• For Kubernetes synthetic monitoring containerized private minions, removed Windows as a supported deployment option and clarified that Linux containers can only run on Linux nodes.
• Updated Java agent classloading issues from JBoss and Wildfly troubleshooting doc to remove tabs.
• For Alerts webhook notification integrations, we no longer support OAuth 2.0.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for Update to the new synthetic monitor runtime to prevent impacts to your synthetic monitors.
• What's New post for View ANSI colors in logs.
• What's New post for New thresholds markers for line charts and tables.
• Android agent v7.3.1.
• Browser agent v1.257.0.
• Containerized private minion (CPM) v3.1.10.
• Java agent v8.11.1.
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.3.
• .NET agent v10.23.1.
• Ping runtime v1.43.0.
• Python agent v9.9.0 .

Major changes

• Continued rewrite of on-host integration docs to make it easier to install and ensure the docs are accurate and up to date. Up this week: Ray integration and NGINX.
• Removed docs related to a deprecated anomaly detection feature.
• Updated Ruby agent configuration for version 9.9.0, including thread_local_tracer_state and serverless mode.
• Reorganized our OpenTelemetry docs and moved the category to the top-level nav.
• Removed section on setting up Freshservice alerts notification integration, because we no longer support it.

Minor changes

• Updated section title to average errors over the past 30 minutes by appName to match query example.
• Reorganized drop filter rules to make it more clear that you can use two methods: from an attribute and from scratch.
• When you want to use NRQL's getField() function to see what fields are available to query in your metric data, we've clarified when you'd want to use getField(metricName, field) versus the shorthand syntax metricName[field].
• In our synthetrics NerdGraph tutorial, added example to query existing monitor downtimes.
• Updated Java APM agent compatibility and requirements to clarify that you can use Kafa Clients for metrics data and distributed tracing, but not events data.
• Updated our OpenTelemetry collector host monitoring example to match OpenTelemetry's example repository.
• Updated synthetics job manager version requirements table: custom node modules require job manager version release-363.
• Updated to state that you can run NRQL queries via CodeStream.
• Added info about adding secure URL and custom headers authentication when using alerts notification integrations.
• We've changed our GCP primitive role recommendation to Viewer for GCP integrations.
• The minimum allowed size of log entries/lines in KB is 33.
• The Go agent supports Go OpenAI library versions 1.19.4 and above.
• Edited Apache Druid integration doc with quality of life and readability improvements.
• Clarified that session replay is still in limited preview.

Release notes and What's New posts

• What's New post for important permission update for sharing charts.
• What's New post for New Relic Session Replay Limited Preview ends May 14, 2024.
• Browser agent v1.256.1.
• Kubernetes integration v3.28.2.
• Ruby agent v9.9.0.